Vineyards
On the Piave floodplain
Throughout its centuries-long meandering in search of a definitive path through the upper-Treviso high plains, the Piave river has withstood not only flooding but all manner of upheavals, resulting in loose alluvial soils that are rich in limestone.
“Il vino. È la poesia della terra.”
(Mario Soldati, 1959)

Soil
The ideal habitat for vines
This uniquely characteristic land is the ideal habitat for vine cultivation, to whose traits of exceptional quality one can add the particular factors of light and climate. This is the environment in which the Barbon family works, whose “Tenuta”, which has been cultivating vines for three generations, is nestled within the area reserved for the production of Venezia DOC wines.
